Centennial Waterfall - Govt. Springs Park - Enid, OK - Man-made Waterfalls on Waymarking.com

On the south side of the large fishing pond at Government Springs Park, a beautiful waterfall was constructed in 2004 as a Centennial Project. The ground rises up from the water on this south side, with grass and trees. The waterfall is constructed of very large rock slabs which allow the water to flow over five tiers. The height is estimated at twelve feet, with the width approximately eight feet, plus the areas to the left and right which are also natural rock and plantings.

A large cube of rock stands on the sidewalk area to the northwest of the waterfall, with two bronze plaques reading:

GOVERNMENT SPRINGS PARK
CENTENNIAL WATERFALL PROJECT 2004
Rotary Club of Enid
Rotary International
(Rotary Seal)
Special Thanks to these Organizations for their Generous Donations
Enid Council of Garden Clubs ~ Enid Beautiful, Incorporated
City of Enid ~ Enid Park Board
(18 names)

Water Feature
Designed and Constructed
by Jay Branson

Location of the waterfall: Government Springs Park 400 block E. Garriott Road Enid, OK US 73701 Fees: 0.00 (listed in local currency) Type / features of structure: Other, please specify in description Estimated height in feet: 12 Estimated width in feet: 8 River/stream/lake/reservoir: Natural Springs Coordinates of parking: Not Listed Flow dates: Not listed Estimated height in meters: Not Listed Estimated width in meters: Not Listed

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Date Logged Log   08/08/2021 The Snowdog visited it 01/26/2018 The Snowdog visited it 03/14/2017 Max and 99 visited it

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